Baltimore Ravens offensive line coach Joe D'Alessandris has been hospitalized due to an acute illness and will require ongoing treatment. The 70-year-old coach, who has been with the Ravens since 2017 and has over four decades of experience, is widely respected within the organization. Ravens head coach John Harbaugh expressed unwavering support for D'Alessandris during his recovery. In his absence, the Ravens have hired George Warhop, who has 27 years of NFL coaching experience, to take over the offensive line duties. Warhop's expertise is expected to help maintain the development of the Ravens' offensive line, which is a key focus for the team this season as they replace three starters.